226 MH/s Ethereum Mining Rig, ZCash, Monero & 20+ other Altcoins -- NEW!

 

CLICK HERE! New parts. Pre-configured wallets. Dual mine. Fast ship! ONLY MORE LEFT AS OF THIS WRITING~ US $4,950.00 Item specifics Seller Notes: “Customer support. Stanford Ph.D. in Comp Scion the team.” Mining Hardware: GPU Hash Algorithm: Dagger-Hashimoto (Ethereum) Brand: AMD Radeon RX 580 Power Use (W): 1200 Model: RX 580 4GB Compatible Currency: Ether, Zcash, Monero, Ethereum Classic, Ubiq, Hush, Decred, Siacoin, PascalCoin, Lbry, DBIX, Zencoin, Musicoin, Expanse, Zclassic, Chaincoin, Digibyte, Signatum, Feathercoin, Litecoin





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